Bioelectric Sensing
Investigate sensing approaches for physiological signals associated with autonomic responses.
Exploring conscious nervous system control, bioelectric sensing, physiological interpretation, and closed-loop autonomic interfaces.
AURA is a patent-pending concept exploring whether measurable physiological activity can inform new kinds of adaptive human–technology interfaces. The proposed architecture connects three research directions.
Investigate sensing approaches for physiological signals associated with autonomic responses.
Explore how measured signals might be characterized, distinguished, and understood.
Investigate closed-loop responses that adapt to interpreted physiological activity.
AURA begins with the reported ability to deliberately initiate physiological responses ordinarily associated with involuntary autonomic activity.
The initial research question: can signals associated with those responses be measured, characterized, and used to inform an interface?
AURA is currently a concept-stage initiative. Proposed sensing, interpretation, and feedback capabilities require experimental validation.
Explore how physiological signals could inform responsive audio and music experiences.
Investigate VR experiences that respond to physiological changes in real time.
Study measurable patterns associated with chills, electrodermal activity, vascular changes, and respiratory responses.
Explore whether adaptive tactile feedback could support new human–technology interactions.
AURA is seeking conversations with researchers and technical collaborators interested in bioelectric sensing, autonomic physiology, and closed-loop interfaces.
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